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QNET appeals to pastors and religious organisations to warn members against job, travel and human trafficking scams

QNET’s support for the operation forms part of the company’s broader efforts to work with law enforcement, the Burkina Faso Embassy in Ghana and other relevant stakeholders to address criminal networks that misuse the QNET name to deceive members of the public through fraudulent employment, travel and business-related schemes.
QNET has appealed to pastors and leaders of religious organisations in Ghana to warn their members against falling for fake job and travel schemes falsely perpetuated in the company’s name.
Last month, the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO), with support from QNET, conducted an operation that rescued and arrested foreign nationals believed to be connected to a travel scam syndicate.
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